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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

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KOWLOON C. C; v. THE ARMY.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925.

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An all-day match between the Kowloon C. C. and the Army was Pipe Band, will assemble at played on the K. C. C. ground yes- Corps Headquarters every Monday terday, resulting in a very easy vic-aul Friday at 6 pm, for practice.

ory for the visitors, The Army

usual Reel Club will meet as batted first and compiled a total of for practice on Wednesday, 11th 316 for the loss of five wickets be- November, at 5.15 p.nt. fore declaring. Capit. Morris bad Church Parade will be held on

and at the conclusion of the match Inter,

Electricity is associated in the distinction of storing a century Sunday, 29th November. Details

was presented with the usual bat School of Arms. Provided suill- in honour of his achievement. He cient names age forthcoming.

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ing and fielding were very weak,ated immediately. Intending par- and the visitors found runs easy ticipants are requested to send in to get. Capt. Morris should have their names promptly to: Pte. been caught early in his innings, A. T. P. Farquharson, c/o P. & 0. and other Army batsmen had the Bank.

same fortunate escape. Stripp Part I Musketry Course will be scored 66 and Capt. Warters con- tired at Stonecutters Range on tributed 48 not out.

Sunday, 8th November,

not

Range Over: 2nd Lieut. K. S.

The Kowloon batting was very much better than their field-Morrison.

ing and Major Pollard was the

Launch will leave Murray Pier

only player to show anything like at. a.m. and call at Kowloon Pier form. The innings closed for 133.at 9.10 a.m. Scores:

The Army.

Capt. Armstrong, b Leo ....................

C. Q. M. S. Stripp, e Bancock.

b Lyal

Capt. Morris, e Green, Lyal

Capt. Bridgeland, b Lee

Capt. Warters, not out

Q. M. S. Frity, not out Capt. Carpenter, e 'Green, b Leg Extras

132

Dress: Uniform optional, but rifles, bayonets and pouches must be taken.

Arms: tiles and buyoneis must be drawn from Headquarters on Friday 6th November between 10 a.m. and 12 noon, or 2 &.4 p.nu. 10 or 5&G pm, and on Saturday, 7thị

November between 9 am, 1 p.m.

Musketry Part 1, will be fired a Peak Range on Sunday, 15th No- vember. All those who have not yet fired or qualified should at- tend since this is the last oppor- tunity of firing.

Total (for 5 wickets) 318 Lieut. Smith, Lt. Col. Edmeades. Gnr. Clayton and Q. M. S. Jacob did not but.

Bowling Analysis.

J. C. Lyul

G. Lee

W. F. Brown

E. Hancock

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Dress: Optional, but rifles, "bay- nets and pouches must be taken. Arms will be drawn, as detail- ed for Part II. on Friday and Saturday, 18th/14th November.

Parade at Corps Headquarters 8.45 am. Peak Residents at Upper Tram Station 9.00 a.m.

M. IL. W

1 116

2

58

3

16

33

18

Major Pollard

26

A. W. Rumsey

10

Kowloon C. C.

A. W. Rumsey, e Brideland, b

Frity

J. C. Lyal, 1, b. w. Frity

10

G. Lee,b Clayton

13

F W. Howell, b Carpenter

Afajor Pollard, e Armstrong, b

No. 7 Platoon will parade at Corps Headquarters on Thursday,

Frity

20

D. S. Green, 5

Clayton

W. F. Brown, c &

Smith

A. R. F. Raven, run out

J. E. Hancock, e Smith,

Clayton

H. G. Hallam, run out A. Pavitt not out

Extras

Range Officer: 2nd Lieut. A. K. Muckenzie.

12th November at 5.30 p.m.. Lund- 7scape Targets, Indication and 2 Recognition of Targets, Fire Or 17 ders..

Dress Murti.

Total

1.1

133

Bowling Analysis,

0. M. R. W.

Capt. Carpenter

11

30

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Q. M. S. Frity

7

1 27

Q. M. S. Jacob

4

11

Gar. Clayton

10

2 27-

9.3

23

Lt. Smith

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CHINA'S TARIFFS.

ATMOSPHERE CLEARED.

Peking. November 4-Yester- day's meeting of the Tariff 1 Autonomy Committee is regarded H.M.S. Hermes v. C.R.C. as having cleared the atmosphere The Chinese entertained a teara very satisfactorily. It is under- from the H.M.S. Hermes at Cads stood that the British delegation is way Bay yesterday and suffered in general agreement with the defeat by a margin of 57 runs. American proposals subject to dis- The visitors elected to bat first cussion and for the present does offer a separate and with the first four men reach- not intend to

pro- ing double figures, the innings r. scheme, believing that the alised the valuable score of 111,posals hitherto advanced are not Lt. Williams being the chief con- irreconcilable and together can- for an adequate basis tributor with 38, Ching was the stitute most successful bowler for the discussion.-Reuter. Chinese and captured. five wickets for the cost of sligthly over six runs apiece. With the exceptios of Youngsaye, who made 18 and

W. Hung Cheng with 10, the home. team

Ching failed to make a stand against the

Youngsaye bowling of Beatty and Allen. The |Ng Sze-khong ... former took seven of the wicke's II. Hung ... for 20 runs. Scores:

Lt. Garnons-Williams, b W. Hung Pay Lt. Allen, e K. W. Cheng

b Ching

Bdr. Halloway, c W. L. Lai, b

Ng

Sze-kwong.

Lt. Com. Greenstreet, b

W. Hung,

Lt. Phillips, & China, Flight Stoker Cheldon, run out

Lt. Beatty, b Ching,

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Bowling Analysis.

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M. R. W.

9

22 10

15

1 16

12

C.R.C.

38

ja Cheng Kwok-wah, b Allen ...

C. Chan, e Halloway, b Beatty, W. Hung, e Halloway, b Beatty Ng Sze-kwong, b Allen

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Lai Kwong-tsun, b Beatty

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Extras

A. B. Gohle, not out

Extras

Total

Total

Bowling Analysis.

0, M. I.

111 Beatty

10 2 20

Allen

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